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I'm looking to share a struct between similarly named objects. Can someone explain the code in the hashtab documentation?

1) t_object is described in docs as "The structure for the head of any object which wants to have inlets or outlets, or support attributes. " how does this translate to things other than max objects like numbers, structs etc?

2) I didn't even know you could do this in C but, in the hashtab html doc, it casts the number 74 to a (t_object*) that seems like we'd just be pointing to the 74th space in ram?!

I'd really like to see this fleshed out. I'd love to do more with passing bits of C allocated memory between objects in general. Actually bonus: Is it dangerous to turn a pointer into a string and pass it as an atom? 

I'm looking to share a struct between similarly named objects.  Can someone explain the code in the hashtab documentation?

1)  t_object is described in docs as "The structure for the head of any object which wants to have inlets or outlets, or support attributes.  "  how does this translate to things other than max objects like numbers, structs etc?

2) I didn't even know you could do this in C but, in the hashtab html doc, it casts the number 74 to a (t_object*) that seems like we'd just be pointing to the 74th space in ram?!  

I'd really like to see this fleshed out.  I'd love to do more with passing bits of C allocated memory between objects in general.  Actually bonus: Is it dangerous to turn a pointer into a string and pass it as an atom?  


Nevermind, I got it.
I'm looking to share a struct between similarly named objects.  Can someone explain the code in the hashtab documentati

Hashtab and t_object